In a joint meeting between the German Township Trustees and Archbold Village Council, councilmen explained what they said were advantages of the separation to the trustees. The two groups met at the German Township garage, Thursday, Oct. 6. More...

Austin Lee Partee, 28, Bryan, has been charged with menacing by stalking, Tera Rogers, an Archbold police officer, said Monday. Partee was arrested by police about 7:36 pm, Monday, Oct. 3, on a misdemeanor warrant on an unrelated charge. More...

With only one Buckeye Border Conference match remaining, Pettisville won its fourth straight conference title with two victories last week to raise its BBC record to 11-0, three games ahead of second-place Edon. The Birds traveled to Stryker, T More...

The Archbold boys soccer team came home with two road wins last week, including a win in the Northwest Ohio Athletic League. Archbold defeated Continental 7-0 in a non-league game and Liberty Center 5- 0 in a league contest to up its record to More...

The Archbold golf team advanced to the state tournament for only the second time in school history, Thursday, Oct. 6. The first time was in 2008, when the Streaks advanced in Division III. In 2016, the team will play in the Div. II state tournament. More...

The Pettisville School District will operate in the black through 2018, the school board learned during its Monday, Oct. 10 meeting. The news came during discussion of a five-year financial forecast submitted by Chris Lee, treasurer. More...

Steve Switzer, Pettisville Schools superintendent, told the Pettisville School Board that “overall, we were pleased with our performance on the 2016 report card.” The school board reviewed the report cards, which are issued by the O More...

Susan and Nick Wlasiuk, Stryker, and Jeff Dominique, Archbold, announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Nikki Dominique, Cincinnati, to David Marks, Cincinnati, son of John and Diane, Zanesville. More...

The annual Pettisville Pumpkin Fest featured decorated pumpkins and games for children, Friday evening, Oct. 7. Top: Baylee Tietje, a Pettisville first grade student, plays a game that requires her to roll a marble down a long ramp and ring a bell. More...